Pakistan decides to give befitting reply to Indian propaganda on Pahalgam incident

Pakistan has decided to give a diplomatic response to the false propaganda of the Indian government after the Pahalgam incident in Occupied Kashmir.

After the Pahalgam incident, it has been decided after the India’s actions regarding Pakistan and false propaganda to give a full response at the diplomatic level.

According to sources, the Indian drama will be exposed and it will be raised in all international forums. The Modi government’s so-called propaganda in the international community will be exposed.

Every Indian strategy at the international level will be thwarted through diplomatic means. In this regard, the Foreign Office will give a diplomatic response in accordance with the policy of the federation.

The sources said that consultations are going on at the highest level of the federal government on this issue and the future strategy will be decided with the approval of the prime minister.

Top sources in the federal government said that Pakistan has already rejected the tradition of India’s previous allegations, even for this recent drama, the Narendra Modi government has no evidence or arguments.

They said that every drama or possible allegations of India will be responded to at the diplomatic level, the federal government will respond to India’s recent announcements under its effective and strict diplomatic strategy.

They have clarified that Islamabad has always condemned the incident of terrorism and has played the role of a leading country to eliminate it.

Pakistan is capable of responding effectively to any kind of aggression.

According to sources, the Foreign Office will give a diplomatic response to India’s move in the light of the decisions of the increased National Security Committee meeting.

Sources in the federal government said the government is going to take a decision to review diplomatic relations with India. Diplomatic relations with India will be limited or reduced.

It will be approved by the National Security Committee. After the approval of the National Security Committee, the staff of the Indian High Commission in Islamabad will be reduced and sent back.

In the first phase, all defence, military, naval and air attaches can be asked to leave the country. This is being considered. If India does not desist from its stubbornness, the number of staff of the Indian High Commission will be completely limited.

The process of issuing visas can be stopped. Under one proposal, India can also be prevented from using Pakistan’s airspace.

Government sources have said that under the Indus Waters Treaty, India cannot unilaterally suspend or terminate the agreement, while Pakistan can approach the World Bank for arbitration on this announcement. The government will take further decisions regarding diplomatic relations with India based on the situation.